Energetic Armament EA25 Direct Thread Adapters 11/16x24 TitaniumEnergetic Armament$79.00
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Energetic Armament
The Energetic Armament EA23 direct thread adapter is a titanium solution for shooters running suppressor-ready barrels. If your rifle or pistol features a 9/16x24 muzzle thread and you're using a silencer with a 1.375"x24 internal thread, this adapter bridges the gap—letting you attach quality cans without a permanent modification or dedicated suppressor-host barrel. It's a practical choice for builders and shooters who want flexibility across multiple firearms.
Energetic Armament machined the EA23 from titanium, a material that delivers durability while keeping weight minimal. Titanium resists corrosion and tolerates the heat cycling that comes with suppressed shooting, so this adapter is built to last through years of use. The direct thread design is straightforward: thread it onto your barrel, thread your suppressor onto the adapter, and you're ready to shoot.
This is a no-frills, purpose-built component—not a quick-detach system, but a solid permanent or semi-permanent interface for shooters who prefer a clean, reliable setup. Whether you're a precision rifle builder, a pistol suppressor user, or someone consolidating suppressors across different hosts, the EA23 gives you the threading match you need.
| Material | Titanium |
| Barrel Thread | 9/16x24 |
| Suppressor Thread | 1.375"x24 |
| Mount Type | Direct Thread |
Yes, if your suppressor is threaded 1.375"x24 internally. The EA23 screws onto a 9/16x24 barrel thread and provides the correct interface for that suppressor thread pitch and diameter.
As long as each firearm has a 9/16x24 muzzle thread, you can move this adapter between them. It's a direct thread design, so you'll thread it on and off by hand when switching hosts.
No. The EA23 is a direct thread adapter. You thread it onto your barrel and your suppressor threads onto it. It's not designed for rapid attachment or removal.
Titanium resists corrosion, stays lighter than steel, and handles thermal cycling well—all advantages for a muzzle device that will live in direct contact with suppressor heat and moisture.
Energetic Armament
The Energetic Armament EA23 direct thread adapter is a titanium solution for shooters running suppressor-ready barrels. If your rifle or pistol features a 9/16x24 muzzle thread and you're using a silencer with a 1.375"x24 internal thread, this adapter bridges the gap—letting you attach quality cans without a permanent modification or dedicated suppressor-host barrel. It's a practical choice for builders and shooters who want flexibility across multiple firearms.
Energetic Armament machined the EA23 from titanium, a material that delivers durability while keeping weight minimal. Titanium resists corrosion and tolerates the heat cycling that comes with suppressed shooting, so this adapter is built to last through years of use. The direct thread design is straightforward: thread it onto your barrel, thread your suppressor onto the adapter, and you're ready to shoot.
This is a no-frills, purpose-built component—not a quick-detach system, but a solid permanent or semi-permanent interface for shooters who prefer a clean, reliable setup. Whether you're a precision rifle builder, a pistol suppressor user, or someone consolidating suppressors across different hosts, the EA23 gives you the threading match you need.
| Material | Titanium |
| Barrel Thread | 9/16x24 |
| Suppressor Thread | 1.375"x24 |
| Mount Type | Direct Thread |
Yes, if your suppressor is threaded 1.375"x24 internally. The EA23 screws onto a 9/16x24 barrel thread and provides the correct interface for that suppressor thread pitch and diameter.
As long as each firearm has a 9/16x24 muzzle thread, you can move this adapter between them. It's a direct thread design, so you'll thread it on and off by hand when switching hosts.
No. The EA23 is a direct thread adapter. You thread it onto your barrel and your suppressor threads onto it. It's not designed for rapid attachment or removal.
Titanium resists corrosion, stays lighter than steel, and handles thermal cycling well—all advantages for a muzzle device that will live in direct contact with suppressor heat and moisture.
